By Professor Doom
My recent revisit
of Penn State, where over a decade of whispers about what was going on in the
showers there was systematically silenced, led me to consider the most striking
parallel with the current big whispering campaign, called Pizzagate.
Now, before I go
any further I’ll state that, looking at all the evidence, if I were on the
jury, I would not convict. Regrettably, the reason I wouldn’t convict doesn’t
involve a lack of belief that something criminal is occurring here, but simply
that there isn’t enough evidence collected. There wasn’t enough evidence for
Penn State for a decade, either, and
I suspect the reason is the same for both: there’s a systematic cover up
preventing a legitimate investigation. I
can’t prove such a thing, of course, but I want to talk a little about some of
that evidence, to point out a few elephants in the room that nobody seems to
see.
The first whispers
of Pizzagate started with Wikileaks. Now, without going into technical reasons,
Wikileaks e-mails are 100% accurate. They definitely were written, definitely
were sent, are perfectly legitimate in that regard. Interpreting what the
e-mails mean, of course, is up to the
reader.
The bulk of the
e-mails appear to be written by normal people, using normal English. There are
also quite a few that are mysteriously written, and those are the ones people
are considering in detail.
Let’s look at a
few of the e-mails that started it all.
Now, this e-mail
was sent by an old man and to old men, and there’s an awful lot of excitement here
about getting into a hot pool with little children...a curious thing for old
men to be excited about. A pro-Establishment friend helpfully suggested that
perhaps this is just a harmless birthday party amongst family friends, or
something. Hey, it could be, there’s reasonable doubt here.
But…wait. These
children have names, and ages, provided. I know if a close (publicly named) family
friend was publicly identified as sodomizing my (publicly named) children in a
now-public document like this, I’d come forward and state unequivocally that
this e-mail was being misinterpreted, and produce the children to show no harm
has been done to them, and save the reputation of my close family friend. It’d take about 30 seconds, right? Most parents will
take 30 seconds to spare their child a lifetime of shame and misery, and most decent people would do as much for a friend.